Dublin Airport Lounges
Dublin Airport · Dublin, Ireland
Dublin Airport (DUB) lists 8 lounges across Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and its US preclearance zone. Most are airline- or alliance-aligned, reached with SkyTeam, Star Alliance or oneworld status or a business-class ticket, while two are paid-entry. Dublin is one of the few airports with US preclearance, so check your terminal and zone before security.
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Nossa equipe editorial avalia cada sala VIP em Dublin Airport com base em visitas presenciais, avaliações verificadas do Google Maps e regras oficiais de acesso da Priority Pass, DragonPass e das alianças aéreas. As escolhas dos editores são independentes — nunca posicionamento pago — e este guia é atualizado conforme salas VIP abrem, fecham, reformam ou mudam suas políticas de acesso.
Última verificação 26 de junho de 2026
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The Martello Lounge
The Martello Lounge in Terminal 1 is the most fully featured option at Dublin, with a complimentary hot buffet and full-service restaurant, a full bar, showers and a prayer room. It's reached with oneworld Sapphire status or a business-class ticket, and is the strongest all-rounder once you're airside in T1.
Aer Lingus Lounge
The Aer Lingus Lounge in Terminal 2 is Dublin's flagship branded experience, with hot and cold food, showers and a refined contemporary space with runway views. It's open to oneworld Sapphire passengers and those flying business class, and is the natural choice if you're departing from T2.
51Stgreen
51st&Green sits beyond the US Customs and Border Protection preclearance facility, so it's reserved for passengers departing to the United States. With a complimentary cold buffet, finger food and a bar including house wine, beer and liquor, it's the lounge to know if you're flying to the US.
Aer Lingus Revival Lounge
The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is the only arrivals lounge at Dublin, welcoming inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers. It offers a modest breakfast spread and six shower suites with towels and bath amenities — a place to freshen up after a long flight rather than before one.
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51Stgreen
★3.6The 51st&Green lounge sits beyond the US Customs and Border Protection preclearance facilities at Dublin Airport, so it's reserved for passengers departing to the United States. Dublin is…
The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is the only arrivals lounge at Dublin Airport, welcoming inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers. It offers a modest breakfast spread of…
The Aer Lingus Lounge sits airside in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport. It welcomes oneworld Sapphire status holders and business-class passengers, with hot and cold food, complimentary snacks…
The Airport Executive Lounge at Dublin Airport serves Star Alliance Gold status holders and business-class passengers, on the International departure level after security. It offers…
The DAA Executive Lounge sits airside on the Terminal 1 mezzanine, above T1 security, at Dublin Airport. It welcomes SkyTeam Elite Plus and Star Alliance Gold status holders plus eligible…
The Dublin Airport (DAA) Executive Lounge in Terminal 1 serves oneworld Sapphire status holders and business-class passengers. Located in the main departures area after security, it offers…
The Lounge in Terminal 1 is a SkyTeam lounge at Dublin Airport, sitting between the security lanes on the second floor and reached by lift or stairs. It welcomes SkyTeam Elite Plus members…
The Martello Lounge is the most fully featured lounge at Dublin Airport, airside in Terminal 1. It serves oneworld Sapphire status holders and business-class passengers, with a…
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Terminal 1
Terminal 1 holds the largest cluster of Dublin's lounges. The Lounge Terminal 1 sits between the security lanes on the second floor, while the DAA Executive Lounge is on the mezzanine above T1 security and a second DAA Executive Lounge and The Martello Lounge sit airside in the main departures area. Access is largely by SkyTeam, Star Alliance or oneworld status or a business-class ticket.
- —Largest group of lounges at Dublin, mostly airside after security
- —The Martello Lounge offers a hot buffet, full bar, showers and a prayer room
- —The DAA Executive Lounge takes both SkyTeam and Star Alliance status
- —Access is via airline or alliance status or a business-class ticket
International Departures
The Airport Executive Lounge serves the International departure level, airside after security. It's Dublin's Star Alliance lounge, open to Star Alliance Gold status holders and business-class passengers, with complimentary snacks, a bar and panoramic tarmac views.
- —Home to the Airport Executive Lounge on the International departure level
- —Airside, after security
- —Open to Star Alliance Gold status or business-class passengers
- —Complimentary snacks, a bar and tarmac views
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 is home to the Aer Lingus Lounge, Dublin's flagship branded lounge. It sits airside after security — follow the directions for Airline Lounges — and serves oneworld Sapphire passengers and those flying business class, with hot and cold food, showers and an Irish-inflected contemporary design.
- —Home to the Aer Lingus Lounge, Dublin's flagship branded option
- —Airside, after security — follow signs for Airline Lounges
- —Open to oneworld Sapphire status or business-class passengers
- —Hot and cold food, showers and runway views
US Preclearance & Arrivals
Dublin is one of the first airports worldwide to offer US preclearance, letting passengers clear US immigration and customs before boarding so they land in the US as domestic arrivals. 51st&Green sits beyond the US Customs and Border Protection screening facility for passengers departing to the US, while the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is Dublin's only arrivals lounge, for inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers. Both are paid-entry.
- —Dublin offers US preclearance — clear US immigration before you board
- —51st&Green is beyond US CBP screening, for US-bound passengers only
- —The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is the airport's only arrivals lounge
- —Both lounges in this zone are paid-entry
Como entrar nas salas VIP em DUB.
Dublin's lounges are mostly reached through airline and alliance status or a business-class ticket. SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld each open part of the field, and two lounges — 51st&Green and the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge — are paid-entry. Dublin also has US preclearance, so 51st&Green sits beyond US Customs and Border Protection screening and the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is an arrivals-only lounge. Check your terminal and zone before clearing security.
SkyTeam status or business class
SkyTeam Elite Plus status or a business or first-class ticket opens The Lounge Terminal 1 and the DAA Executive Lounge on the T1 mezzanine. Both sit in Terminal 1.
SkyTeamStar Alliance status or business class
Star Alliance Gold status or a business-class ticket reaches the DAA Executive Lounge in Terminal 1 (which also takes SkyTeam) and the Airport Executive Lounge on the International departure level.
Star Allianceoneworld status or business class
oneworld Sapphire status or a business-class ticket opens the Aer Lingus Lounge in Terminal 2 and, in Terminal 1, the DAA Executive Lounge Terminal 1 and The Martello Lounge.
oneworldPaid entry
51st&Green and the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge are paid-entry. 51st&Green is in the US preclearance zone for passengers flying to the US, and the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is an arrivals lounge for inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers. Check current rates before you travel.
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Mind the terminal and zone
- —Dublin's lounges are split across Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and the US preclearance zone — pick one in the terminal you're flying from.
- —51st&Green sits beyond US Customs and Border Protection screening, so it's only reachable if you're departing to the United States.
- —The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is an arrivals lounge, not a departures one — it's for passengers landing at Dublin, not leaving.
Match access to the right lounge
- —The DAA Executive Lounge in Terminal 1 takes both SkyTeam and Star Alliance status, so it's the most flexible alliance option.
- —oneworld Sapphire status or a business-class ticket covers the Aer Lingus Lounge (T2), the DAA Executive Lounge Terminal 1 and The Martello Lounge.
- —Two Dublin lounges are paid-entry — the two paid-entry lounges, 51st&Green and Revival — rather than status-based.
Food, drinks and facilities
- —The Martello Lounge has a complimentary hot buffet and full-service restaurant plus a full bar — the most substantial food at Dublin.
- —Several lounges sell premium drinks on top of the complimentary house wine, beer and liquor, including the Airport Executive Lounge, the DAA Executive Lounge Terminal 1 and The Martello Lounge.
- —Showers are listed at the DAA Executive Lounge, the Aer Lingus Lounge, The Martello Lounge and the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge.
Using US preclearance
- —Dublin is one of the first airports to offer US preclearance, so you clear US immigration and customs before boarding.
- —After preclearance you land in the US alongside domestic flights and don't need to re-clear customs or security on arrival.
- —51st&Green is the lounge to use once you've passed through US CBP screening for a US-bound flight.
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We track 8 lounges at Dublin Airport (DUB), spread across Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and the US preclearance zone. Terminal 1 holds the largest cluster, Terminal 2 has the Aer Lingus Lounge, and the preclearance zone includes 51st&Green and Revival.
Terminal 1 holds The Lounge Terminal 1 (between the security lanes on the second floor), the DAA Executive Lounge on the mezzanine above T1 security, and a second DAA Executive Lounge and The Martello Lounge in the main departures area. Separately, the Airport Executive Lounge serves the International departure level.
Yes. The Aer Lingus Lounge is in Terminal 2, airside after security, and serves oneworld Sapphire passengers and those flying business class. Separately, the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is an arrivals lounge for inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers.
Two Dublin lounges are paid-entry rather than status-based: 51st&Green in the US preclearance zone and the Aer Lingus Revival Lounge. The rest are reached with alliance status or a business-class ticket. Check current rates before you travel.
51st&Green sits beyond the US Customs and Border Protection screening facility and is reserved for passengers departing to the United States. Dublin offers US preclearance, so you clear US immigration and customs in Dublin before boarding and land in the US as a domestic arrival.
Yes. The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge is the only arrivals lounge at Dublin, welcoming inbound Aer Lingus Business Class transatlantic passengers. It offers a modest breakfast spread and six shower suites with towels and bath amenities.
The Martello Lounge in Terminal 1 has the most substantial food, with a complimentary hot buffet and full-service restaurant alongside a full bar. The Aer Lingus Lounge in Terminal 2 also serves hot and cold food.
Showers are listed at the DAA Executive Lounge in Terminal 1, the Aer Lingus Lounge in Terminal 2 and The Martello Lounge in Terminal 1. The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge arrivals lounge also has six shower suites with towels and bath amenities.